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' Lay, August 17, 1944.
r ,1 11 Birthday
I) Hoflors
“Li Lu Cleveland and (laugh-
' ' r Nita Barickman, visited
Cleveland's first great grand-
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Carol Haley,
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Barickman stayed
Cleveland’s birthday,
livan this week.
until the 14th'
: when she came home to celebrate ,
Aug' :Mid-Skokomish
Reception At
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I by Mary Valley
I Mrs. John Eager gave a recep-
ThO A111?“ Birthday CIUb hon'ltion Saturday afternoon at her
cred Mrs.
Ial’ry DOVE 311d MFS- ;home in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Sholgren TUGSGaY With a Jomt l Jay Needham who were recently
birthday Party Many 10V€1y gifts ‘married. A delicious lunch was
Were received, inCIUding a COffee'served, also the traditional wed-
table for Mrs. Dove, and a lovely 1, ding cake, The happy couple re-
bedspread for Mrs. Shelgren.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Meyers and
small son were guests at the
George Collier home Thursday ‘
evening.
Eceived many-beautiful gifts. They
lwill make their home in Kirk-
land, Wash.
Mrs. Ted Ferris, of Olympia,
spent several days visiting at the
Mr. and Mrs. S. E- HESS andinome of her sisters, Mrs. Alvin
family 0f Tahuyay recently ViSit' ‘Hulbert and Mrs. Chester Valley.
ed Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Clark.
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l Mrs. Bill Sallee received word
'that her brother, Lt. Dan Mc-
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{near France and is in a. hospital
in England recuperating.
Carol and Bobby Hunter at-
tended the Covenant Beach Bible
Conference last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lybarger, of Cali-
lfornia, parents of Mrs. Ted Rich-
:‘ert, are visiting at her home for
a couple of weeks.
; Mrs. Irving Larsen and children
lJoan and Shirley of Olympia are
jvisitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Sallee.
Mr. Chas. Wilkinson had the
misfortune to have his arm brok-
en while at work for the Simp-
son Logging Co. last Thursday.
Douglas Lozier of Tumwater, is
visiting his aunts, Mrs. Alvin Hul-
bert and Mrs. Chester Valley this
.
V ‘ week.
The community extends its
sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Hayes
Davis and family who recently
,lost their home and furnishings
by fire.
Several of the Sunday School
:pupils are attending the Ameri-
, School Union Bible
, Conference at Lake Wauna, near
' Gig Harbor, this week.
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Hoodsport Girl
Married Aug. 12
Audri Strandwold plighted her
troth to Leonard R. Parrott, Sea-
man second class of the Shelton
Naval Auxiliary Air Station Sat-
urday evening at eight o’clock in
the Hoodsport Community Church
which was beautifully decorated
with gladioli
occasion. Each pew was marked
with a small bouquet of flowers.
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Shelton Valley
Grange Meeting
Shelton Valley, Aug. 15 —- The
regular meeting of the Grange
W111 be held this Thursday night,
August 17. Our Grange was well
represented, at the Pomona picnic
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rutledge re-
and ferns for thelturned last week to their home
I at Kennewick, Wash., after a visit
lhere with his parents,
Mr. and
Rev. C. A. Pickering performed Mrs‘ E. A_Rut1edge.
the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Strandwold
of Hoodsport and the bridegroom
is the son of Mrs. Irene M. Par-
rott of Flint, Mich.
V The charming bride wore a
pale yellow crepe suit dress with
brown accessories. She carried
an orchid corsage with stephon-
otis streamers on a white bible.
Mrs. Willard Stucki, matron of
honor, wore an aqua dress with
white gardenia and pink rosebud
corsage. The bride’s mother chose
a blue and white flowered chiffon
dress with talisman rosebud cor-
sage.
Willard Stucki, seaman second
class, was the best man. Mrs. Bur-
guss played the wedding marches.
flowers decorated the rooms and
the reception table was centered
with the lovely three-tiered wed-
ding cake, topped with the tra-
ditional and
miniature bride
groom. Mrs. Stucki was in charge
of the guest book.
Mr. and Mrs. Parrott are spend-
ing their honeymoon on Hood
Canal. They plan to make their
home in Shelton. The bride grad-
uated from the Shelton high
school last year.
Guests
included Mrs. Mabel
Nelson, Mr. Richard
I and Mrs.
Gardner, Mavis Ross, Ray Whe-
lan, Dorothea Rucker, Carl Her—
kert, Dana Thrasher,‘Donna Jean
Castagno, Charles Kimbel, Mr.
and Mrs. S. E. Mathews, Art Han-
sen, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Stucki,
Mrs. Helen Mathews, Mrs. Mar-
garet Ogden, Miss Jane Bleecker,
Gerald Burger, Mrs. A. L. Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Millo, Mrs.
Josie Lassoie and Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Smith.
On Thursday night a miscellan-
eous bridal shower was given in
honor of Andre Strandwold at
the Hoodsport Cafe. Games were
played with prizes going to Rule
Dickinson, Betty Goodpaster and
Molly Morris. Next came the main
event, opening of the many beau-
tiful and useful gifts, over 40 in
all. A lovely supper consisting of
Isalad, sandwiches, pickles, tea and
coffe was served by the hostesses,
Laura Asleson, Rosie Smith and
Josie Lassoie. '
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Beall were
in Seattle from Saturday until
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dayton and
son and daughter Marceliene were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Terry Pagel on Saturday even
ning. The dinner was in honor of
,x'Mrs. Dayton’s birthday.
i Mr. and Mrs. Blair Barkley
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Dickinson. On their
return to Seattle, Carol and Rob-
.ert Soule returned with them, af— I
'ter spending three weeks with
their grandparents.
I Mr. and Mrs. H. McClanahan
{Were in Seattle last week for a
couple of days.
Mrs. Herman Ayers and son
Dick of Hanford, Wash, were
lguests of Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Ayers, Sr., for several days last!
week.
Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mr. and
Mrs. George Alden were Seattle
visitors from Tuesday until Thurs-
day.
_ Something new has been added
in the way of entertainment. Mr.
and Mrs. 01 K. Linscott gave a
potluck picnic pinochle party Fri-
day evening. Those attending were
Messrs. and Mesdames Howard;
Lockwood. Herb Dickinson,
George Jacobson, Nick Sceva,I
John Neudorfer, _Dave Collins,
Mark Ryan, Edward Radtke, Mr.
Earl Riebow and the «host and
hostess. A large evening was en-
joyed 'by those present consist-
ing of a picnic supper, cards,
music and dancing.
Mrs. Glen Lockwood, Joyce
and Nancy have returned home
after two weeks visiting with Mrs. .
Lockwood's mother in Orting and
.her sister in Tacoma.
Arthur Hill of Bremerton spent
the week end with his brother
Ralph Hill and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lunt of
Centralia and Jean Lunt of Vir-
ginia Mason Hospital in Seattle
were week end guests of Mr. and
1 Mrs. Will Lunt.
I Mr. Tom Rule is in the Shelton
hospital after undergoing a, hernia
operation.
Dr. and Mrs. Richter were Mon-
day visitors of Mr. and "Mrs. J.
H. Nance. Dick and Jack Siegel,
who had been visiting them re-
turned to Nance’s with theni.
Mr. and Mrs. Tiddeman and
family of Shelton are visiting
with the Rev. and Mrs. McDonald.
They are aSSiSting Rev. McDon-
ald with his Bible School meet-
ings each afternoon and services
for everyone each evening at 7:30
o’clock. H H
’William i igoss an
friend and also d a boy
_ Mrs. T. B. Smith
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Hilligoss, Sr. The
dinner was in celebration of Wil-
liam’s birthday on the 15th_
Mrs. Edward Radtke and Jim-
my left Sunday morning for Seat-
tle where she plans to spend a
week. They Will be joined amt]
by Mr. Radtke.
Barney Kelly is home for a
visit after spending two years
overseas. He is well known here
’ in Hoodsport.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Manley were
at Anderson Buttes and Schneider
for a week. While they were
away Mrs' Helen Swart stayed
with Mrs- Manleys mother Mrs.
Mary Phillips.
l Mrs. R011and Hill has returned
to Hoodsport to stay with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Ay-
ers, Sr. Her husband, Sgt. Ralph
R. Hill 15_n9W With a mobile
ltraining unlt “1 Tonapah, Nev.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Dickinson
and daughter Marsha of Olympia
were guests of Mrs. M. J. Kilby.
A reception followed at‘ thel
Strandwold home. Mixed ummer/
Mrs. Dewey Bennett and Mrs.
J. A. Cunningham and little
daughter Willeen, visited in Shel—
ton Friday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. L. W. Rice and daughter,
Mrs. Dick McGee.
Mrs. Frank Gordon of Shelton
Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Lavender
were Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Nance.
Peggy Hagen returned home on
Sunday after visiting with Mrs.
George Nickels and Mrs. Clyde
Woodman of Elma. for several
days.
Glen Lockwood, Sr., and son
Glen, Jr., Marion Robbins and
sons Leroy and Leslie left on
Sunday for a week's camping
trip at Flapjack Lake.
Mrs. Ralph Hill was in Che-
halis from Tuesday until Thurs-
day visiting friends and rleatives.
Orpha, who had been visiting
there a few days pervious, re-
turned home with her mother.
Jack Siegel celebrated his 10th
birthday on Saturday with a par-
ty for 10 of his friends. Jack re-
ceived quite a few nice gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. O‘Neill and
children spent the week end.with
Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert.
Mr. O’Neill was called back to
Seattle due to the sudden serious
illness of his brother.
Pfc. Mat Van Laanen is back
on furlough after spending two
years in Africa and Italy. He is
the husband of the former Gloria
McKeil Pfc. and Mrs. Van Laan-
en and Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKeil
went to Vaughn on Sunday to see
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Van Laanen.
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was a visitor at Echo Farm one . Saturday evening.
evening last week.
Mrs. Tom Seljestat of Shelton, :panied her son and daughter-in-
was an overnight guest of Mrs“, law, Mr. and Mrs. John Kneeland,
,bigne Kneeland at the Highlands‘
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Bob Evans and daughter.
Mary Annette, Mrs. H. M. Wivell, l
Mrs. Mell Saeger and Mrs. Don;
Saeger from Isabella Valley, Mrs.
Chas. Wivell, Mrs. H. A. Winsomg
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Mrs. Ned Wivell, Mrs. Dewey
Bennett, Mrs. J. A. Cunningham;
and Ava and Una Wmsor were]
those present at the August meet- I
ing of the Home Sewing Club on]
Thursday. Mrs. Ned Wivell was1I
the recipient of a. miscellaneous
shower from the members after
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Dewey Bennett was a visi-
tor in Shelton Sunday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Carlson.
Annie Healey of Yakima, spent
last week here with her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rut-
ledge. She went to Tacoma Sun-
day evening with her aunt, Mrs.
Ina Fort, who was up for the
week end and went on to Yaki-
ma Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Cunningham was a.
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Westfall at their home in Shelton
Sunday.
Feryl and Chris Shafer were
out from Shelton and spent the
week end with their grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shafer.
Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Shafer, drove out for dinner
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Mrs. Signe Kneeland accom-
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